1913 Ford Model T

Day one vs. today

Drag to compare 2007 against 2016.

2007 2016

Photo history

93 photos across 6 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2007

28 photos added — showing 8

Left side Owner Front Owner Ron Miller's shop poured new main bearings and bored the block .060" over. They also poured the rods. I assembled the engine. Owner Close up of the Sunderman carburetor Owner LH Rear Fender Owner LH rear corner view Owner Rear top up Owner Dash Owner

2008

45 photos added — showing 8

Firewall showing distance from the horn to the hood Owner Rear axle and wheel assembly detail, likely from an early automobile. AI caption Speedometer is a Stewart dated 1915 (G on the face beginning the serial number) Owner Door latch handle rear seat passenger side Owner Detail of a vintage automobile's front wheel, tire, and fender assembly. AI caption "Straight thru" Holley NH used only in 1920 restored by Russ Potter Owner Straight thru Owner Nameplate on a Holley Carburetor Model NH, manufactured in Detroit, Michigan. AI caption

2009

11 photos added — showing 8

The interior of a 1913 Ford Model T shows its steering wheel, brass controls, and red leather upholstery. AI caption Interior view of a 1913 Ford Model T, showing the floor mat, pedals, and an orange support bar. AI caption Detail of a steering column with brass fittings and a red painted lever. AI caption A close-up view of the steering wheel and a brass component within the interior of a vintage automobile. AI caption Close-up view of the interior of a 1913 Ford Model T, showing the brass horn and engine details. AI caption Close-up view of the engine compartment and a brass lamp on a 1913 Ford Model T. AI caption Interior view of a 1913 Ford Model T, highlighting the red leather upholstery and steering mechanism. AI caption

2014

2 photos added

2015

5 photos added

Close-up view of a 1913 Ford Model T engine, showing the exhaust manifold, carburetor, and spark plug wires. AI caption A black metal intake pipe is shown on a piece of lined paper with handwritten notes about engine parts. AI caption This is a carburetor intake pipe for a 1913 Ford Model T. AI caption A black exhaust pipe rests on a yellow legal pad with handwritten notes about car parts. AI caption

2016

1 photo added

Serial 289343 date 6 3 13 Owner

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